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The NHL has gone with four unique jerseys for the All-Star Game and the uniforms play off the colors the host Los Angeles Kings have worn in their 50-year history.

The NHL will be moving from Reebok jerseys to Adidas uniforms for the 2017-18 campaign, and a leaked jersey shows potential changes that would pull from the World Cup of Hockey designs.

The Philadelphia Flyers have unveiled their Stadium Series jerseys and are bringing a black uniform into the rotation for the first time in six seasons.

The Golden Knights have hit another hurdle with their name, this time with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. A trademark request has been rejected, but it doesn’t sound like the team expects a name change.

The Braehead Clan wore jerseys to pay tribute to their league-best mascot, Clangus, over the weekend, and the uniforms are glorious.

How does the recently unveiled Vegas Golden Knights logo stack up against the nine other expansion logos unveiled since 1991?

The NHL’s 31st and newest franchise will be known as the Vegas Golden Knights, and the logo is fantastic. Owner Bill Foley said the “name and logo embody this great city and the mission of our team.”

Toronto has gone with multiple nods to their history in designing their awesome Centennial Classic jerseys, while the Red Wings have underwhelmed with a white jersey with several stripes.

The St. Louis Blues have picked up the victory in the Winter Classic’s style category with some beautiful blue jerseys, while the Chicago Blackhawks leave us wanting more with an uninspired look.

After more than 40 years being known as the Redskins, England’s Streatham IHC officially unveiled new jerseys bearing the new name and logo of the club.

The wait is almost over for the identity of the NHL’s newest team to be revealed, as the Las Vegas franchise is set to debut their name, logo and colors outside of the T-Mobile Arena on Nov. 18.

The Los Angeles Kings’ 50th anniversary jerseys will feature gold piping around the logo, name and numbers, with silver stripes to commemorate their two Stanley Cups.

Once known as the most fun team in hockey, the Bakersfield Condors might now be battling for the title of the sharpest looking uniforms in the game.

Las Vegas franchise owner Bill Foley said the name is “99 percent as good” as Black Knights, and the jerseys will be designed to look as though there’s a “steel mesh.”

“Thank You, Mr. Hockey Day” will include a private ceremony for the Howe family, tribute jerseys for Gordie Howe and a special pre-game ceremony, featuring legendary play-by-play announcer Bob Cole.

The Flyers are going gold to celebrate their 50th anniversary. The team unveiled a new alternate jersey featuring gold accents and a new shoulder patch Wednesday.

Las Vegas’ expansion team is still without a name despite trademark filings and domain registrations. And while fans mull over the possibility of the franchise being named the Desert Knights or Nighthawks, another moniker has popped up: Sand Knights.

The Thorold Blackhawks, an Ontario Junior B team, has been given until June 1, 2017 to change its logo. The city has deemed the logo “discriminatory” and “believes that its continued use is a form of harassment.”

The St. Louis Blues are preparing to head outdoors for the first time in franchise history, and hosting the Winter Classic falls in line with the team’s 50th anniversary. In honor of the milestone, the Blues are going back to their inaugural season for the outdoor game logo. The Blackhawks’ logo looks back to the past, too.

The Winnipeg Jets and Edmonton Oilers officially unveiled their jerseys for October’s Heritage Classic. The Jets’ jerseys are throwbacks to the original Jets and the team’s WHA days, while the Oilers uniforms are an eye-popping orange, much like their 2015-16 alternates.